Forward-biased diode: an ideal diode conducts electricity when a voltage of 0.6V is applied in the forward direction. This means current flows from the anode (positive) to the cathode (negative).

Outputs can be between 0.5 and 5.5V when the input is ≥1.2V. This is a regulating-type ideal diode, whose control loop typically maintains a forward drop of 31mV when conducting (50mV max over the ...

So, while a real diode will only pass current in one direction, it will also drop some of the voltage. [Julian] shows you how you can get simulated ideal diodes and why you might want them in a ...

So, while a real diode will only pass current in one direction, it will also drop some of the voltage. [Julian] shows you how you can get simulated ideal diodes and why you might want them in a ...

The LM74720-Q1 is a 3- to 65-V ideal-diode controller with 27- µ A I Q (on)/<3-µA I Q (off) for active rectification and load-dump protection. The similar LM74721-Q1 includes an integrated V DS ...

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